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Kings

Kings Nympton, Kings Nympton, North Devon EX37 9TP - England, UK

Collacott is set in the heart of beautiful North Devon’s unspoilt countryside, near the pretty thatched village of Kings Nympton, voted "Village of the year 1999", by the "Campaign for the Preservation of Rural England". Nestling on a southerly...

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Attractions near Kings

A selection of attractions close to Kings:

South Molton Museum (5.2 Miles)

The South Molton Museum collects together some of the most interesting and precious items that relate to the history of this community and the surrounding...

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Cobbaton Combat Collection (9.3 Miles)

The Cobbaton Combat Collection has over 50 mainly World War II British and Canadian military vehicles and artillery pieces plus thousands of smaller items, from...

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Torrington 1646 (14.7 Miles)

This is history as never before. Travel back to 1646, meet the characters who populated Torrington, the forgotten site of the last major battle...

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RHS Garden Rosemoor (15 Miles)

Set deep in the lovely North Devon countryside, RHS Garden Rosemoor is a 65 acre garden of national importance. You do not have to be...

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Barometer World Museum (16.7 Miles)

This museum is owned and operated by a company who have be dealing with and restoring barometers since 1979. There are a wide range...

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Museum of Barnstaple (17.5 Miles)

One of the best ways to acquaint yourself with the people, nature, institutions and culture of the area is to visit this museum in Barnstaple....

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St Anne's Chapel (17.5 Miles)

This beautiful parish church has a history that dates back to 1107 and since that time has been one of the most important and well-loved...

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Lynton and Barnstaple Railway (18.4 Miles)

The original Lynton and Barnstaple Railway was opened between the two towns in 1898, largely due to the support of the publishing magnate and patron...

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Arlington Court (19.1 Miles)

Arlington Court offers a variety of things to explore including the extensive collection of horse-drawn carriages, large grounds, parkland walks and varied gardens including a...

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Landacre Bridge (19.2 Miles)

Dating from the early 17th Century, Landacre Bridge carries the Exford-South Molton road across the Barle valley about seven miles south-west of Porlock, crossing the...

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Burton Art Gallery (20.2 Miles)

Burton Art Gallery is one of the cultural centre points of this community. It is proud of its fine reputation for showing some of...

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Dulverton Town Hall (20.5 Miles)

Dulverton, at the southern edge of Exmoor, had its wide main street planned with fairs and markets in mind. The Market Hall, which was built...

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All Saints Church (20.6 Miles)

The original church of All Saints was probably 13th Century. The tower is the oldest part and contains a clock, which is around three hundred...

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Finch Foundry (21.1 Miles)

This water-powered forge was constructed in the 19th Century and represents one of the few working examples of its type left in the country....

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Watersmeet (21.3 Miles)

Watersmeet House is a 19th Century fishing lodge on Exmoor, aquired by the National Trust and used primarily as a tearooms, shop and information point....

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Lynmouth Harbour (21.3 Miles)

Lynmouth Harbour is a small but attractive tidal haven on the Exmoor coast. A distinctive feature is the Rhenish Tower, built in the 1850s by...

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Riverside Road (21.3 Miles)

This charming old-world street leads from the main road down to the harbour at Lynmouth. Lyndale Bridge in the distance was completely destroyed in the...

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East Lyn Valley (21.3 Miles)

Lynmouth takes its name from the East and West Lyn rivers which meet a few hundred yards from the sea in the town centre. The...

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Lyn & Exmoor Museum (21.4 Miles)

This charming museum is housed in Lynton’s oldest surviving domestic dwelling, purported to have a ghost that creeps through the house when the museum is...

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Knightshayes Court (21.7 Miles)

Knightshayes is a beautiful Victorian country house that was purchased by the National trust in 1973. Designed by the eccentric architect William Burges, the...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)